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CBSE Mathematics Exam 2026: Guidelines, Essentials, and Last-Minute Tips

The CBSE Mathematics board exam is scheduled for today, and students are advised to carry only permitted items to the exam hall. Follow official guidelines, avoid prohibited devices, and use last-minute strategies to stay calm and perform effectively.

Published by Somesh | February 17, 2026

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Mathematics board exam for 2026 is set for today. Students, parents, and schools are advised to rely solely on official communications and avoid rumours to ensure a smooth examination experience.

Entry, Timings, and Rules

Students should arrive at the exam centre on time. Doors usually open 45 minutes before the exam, and candidates must be seated well before the scheduled start. Entry is not allowed after 10:00 am. Special provisions, including extra time, are available for PwD candidates to maintain fairness and order during the exam.

What to Carry

Candidates should prepare the following essentials the night before:

Printed admit card
Valid school ID
Transparent pouch
Blue or royal blue pens
Pencils, eraser, and sharpener
Geometry box (compass, ruler, divider, protractor)
Transparent water bottle
Simple analogue watch (if permitted)
Small bottle of hand sanitiser

Carrying spares helps avoid borrowing and ensures minimal disruption during the test.

Items Not Allowed

Prohibited items include mobile phones, smartwatches, calculators, earphones, notes, papers, programmable pens, wallets, handbags, or bulky pouches. Possession of these items, even if unused, can lead to disqualification.

Last-Minute Exam Tips

Read the full question paper calmly before starting
Attempt easier questions first to build confidence
Write stepwise solutions for maximum marks
Recheck calculations in the last 15 minutes
Avoid overwriting and strike neatly when correcting
Keep rough work organised
Manage time by sections rather than individual questions
Stay composed if a question is unfamiliar, as accuracy is more important than attempting every question